Sentence examples for low alteration from inspiring English sources
We found four efficient time steps (2, 3, 4, and 5 days), with a remarkably high water supply reliability (around 80%) and a low alteration of the flow regime (<35%).
The low alteration state also reflects rapid transport through the flood plains where most of the chemical weathering occurs (e.g., Lupker et al. 2012).
Thus, this result highly suggests that the low alteration of the protein by point mutations providing resistance is the main driving force responsible for the maintenance of resistant alleles in natural populations.
Consistent with this notion is a recent report showing that TOV21G exhibited a 'hypermutator' genotype along with a low alteration of copy number alteration, a phenotype distinct from the other 46 EOC cell lines examined in the study and from HGSC [ 71].
Diagenesis is considered a relatively low-pressure, low-temperature alteration process, whereas metamorphism is considered to be a rock-alteration process occurring at relatively higher pressures and temperatures.
If the growth rate is close to the magnesian carbonates such as dolomite and magnesite [41, 42], the amount that may form during low-temperature alteration is likely low.
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The basalt also contains ~8 wt% volcanic glass (Fig. 4) that survived this low-temperature alteration but would have been altered to saponite during higher-temperature alteration.
At codon 13, the most prevalent modification was Gly13Asp (GGC > GAC), followed by other low frequent alterations.
Epidote, a low-temperature alteration mineral with a very high concentration of radiogenic strontium, has been found in rocks wherein biotite has lost strontium by diffusion.
